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Counselors and Volunteers

  • For Counselors

    Counselors and advisors are welcome to contact Haverford's Office of Admission at any time during the year. We can provide a wealth of materials and information for you, your school, and your students.

    Haverford College
    370 Lancaster Avenue
    Haverford, PA 19041-1392
    (610) 896-1000

    Admission and Financial Aid Office
    Whitehead Campus Center-Second Floor
    (610) 896-1350
    Fax: (610) 896-1338
    Admission: admission@haverford.edu
    Financial Aid: finaid@haverford.edu

    Haverford College's Profile or College Board Code: 2289
    Haverford College's FAFSA or U.S. Department of Education Code: 003274

    Admission Process Update 2018-19

    We now accept either self-reported or official standardized test scores - we have no preference in the application process. Students can use any of the following options to submit test scores:

    • Enter scores in the testing section of the application (Common Application, Coalition Application, or the QuestBridge application)..
    • Send a screenshot or scanned copy of official score report(s) to admission@haverford.edu.
    • Have them sent directly to us by the testing agency; Haverford’s testing codes are 2289 (SAT) and 3590 (ACT).
    • A counselor or school official can provide a copy of your score report by email (admission@haverford.edu) or by fax (610-896-1338).

    Please note that official scores will be required for all enrolling students.

    Admission Counselor Guidebook

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  • For Alumni Volunteers

    Admission Volunteers are the alumni representatives of the Admission Office. You know the value of a Haverford College experience and can share your personal stories with young adults and parents who are eager to find the right college fit.

    Volunteer responsibilities include:
    • Attending college fairs and college nights at schools and community centers near your home. (See "College Night & College Fair Guide" in the Volunteer Handbook).
    • Interviewing prospective students in your local area. (See "Interview Guide" in the Volunteer Handbook).
    • Calling or e-mailing admitted students in April.
    • Participating in occasional volunteer training events on campus and in your local area.
      We will be organizing local information and training events on campus and in various regions throughout the year to support your efforts to recruit students.
    • Maintaining up-to-date contact information with the College. Maintaining accurate contact information is essential. Your name, email address, and telephone number may be provided to prospective students for scheduling interviews in your local area.
    Interested?

    If you'd like to become an Admission Volunteer please contact Amy Abolafia.

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